“I think if you look at attendances around the world, in Test cricket they’re on the decline”
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Veteran England pace bowler James Anderson has admitted that he is worried about what the future holds for Test cricket given the lack of people attending matches.
“He does have some niggling problems that we would like to manage”
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Australia pace bowler Josh Hazlewood will not be part of the Baggy Greens’ squad for the fifth and final Ashes Test against England at The Oval as he has been rested due to his heavy workload as of late.
No play was possible on the second day
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Heavy rain led to the second day of the one-off Test between Bangladesh and India in Fatullah being abandoned without a single ball bowled.
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“Mike and Brendon made it clear that if I play for New Zealand again I’ve got to deliver in all three facets of the game, which is completely fair”
New Zealand all-rounder has hinted that he may consider retiring from international cricket if he is not fully fit by the time the national team tour the West Indies in May.
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The second ODI was abandoned without a single ball being bowled
The West Indies will have to wait till the start of next year to increase their 1-0 lead against New Zealand after the second ODI was abandoned without a ball being bowled due to heavy rain.
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“Everyone will be 100 per cent ready for Brisbane”
England batsman Ian Bell has announced that come rain or shine, the national team will be ready for the first Ashes Test against arch-rivals Australia on November 21 in Brisbane.
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“Where I sit right now is I don’t know when I’ll be back playing cricket”
Australia captain Michael Clarke has admitted “there’s certainly no guarantee” that his back injury will fully recover by the time the Ashes series against arch-rivals England begins on November 21 in Brisbane.
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Warner will be watched over by senior members of the team
After weeks of silence and keeping out of the media limelight, Australia opening batsman David Warner has openly admitted that his poor behaviour directly resulted in Cricket Australia firing head coach Mickey Arthur.
Akram wants to see some fresh faces in the India squad
Former Pakistan pace bowler Wasim Akram believes the future of India’s bowling looks extremely grim, especially after their performance against England during the four-Test series and arch-rivals Pakistan in the limited overs series that followed.
